> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://apps.embed-in.com/embed-google-calendar-for-monday.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://apps.embed-in.com/embed-google-calendar-for-monday.com/embed-google-calendar-in-dashboard.md).

# Embed Google Calendar in Dashboard

Step 1: Open Your Dashboard

1. **Navigate to the dashboard** where you want to embed the Google Calendar.
2. At the left and top of the screen, click on the **"Add widget"** button (or the plus **(+)** icon next to the existing view tabs).

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## Step 2: Choose the App to Embed

1. In the dropdown menu, select **"Apps"**.
2. **The monday.com Widgets Center** will open, showcasing various views.
3. Find **Google Calendar Embedder in Dashboard** in installed Apps and click on **Add widget.**

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## Step 4: Open the App on Your Dashboard

1. The embedder will show up, displaying instructions on how to retrieve the URL of your document.

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## **Step 5: Obtain the URL of Your Google Calendar**

1. Open a new browser tab <https://calendar.google.com/>
2. Find "Gear icon" on the right corner. Click on it and then click on "Settings"
3. In the window that opens, on the left, find the “Settings for my calendars” section and click on the calendar you want to embed in monday.com.
4. Then, in the window that opens, find the "Calendar Integration" section, and below that, find the "Public URL for this calendar" field and copy the URL from that field.

You can find full instructions on how to get an embedded link on the page [Getting an Embeddable Link from Google Calendar](/embed-google-calendar-for-monday.com/getting-an-embeddable-link-from-google-calendar.md)

## **Step 6: Insert the URL into monday.com**

1. Return to your monday.com item where the **Google Calendar Embedder in Dashboard**  view is open.
2. On the right side, click on the **settings icon** (a gear symbol).
3. In the settings panel, locate the field labeled **"Google Calendar URL"**.
4. **Paste the copied Google Calendar URL** into this field.

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1. Your Google Calendar should now display within the item view.
2. **Verify the display** to ensure all elements are loading correctly and are interactive.

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